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orn 112 e LOIWYOAT drIZETTE, Feb. 3, 1810 1/ 10 Iv ,‘! Prince (f. Wales's Council. At a Council of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, held'at:CarletOn .-rouse on. the Ist day of February 1810, Richard Oxnatn, of Penzance, Esq. was . appolnted . SL if of the county of Cornwall, for the year i g Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in Council. Lord CLanberlain's Office, February 1, 'tic). Notice is hereby gi►•en that there "will be ajDraw ii:groom at St. James's, on Thursday rtext, the 8111 • Treasury Ch'ambers, Feb.,2, 1810. The King hai been pleased to appoint AleZander Osborn, Esq. to be a Commissioner of the C114{01115 in Scotland, vice Alexander Cochrane, Escri ceased. War-Office, Feb. 3, t 8 to.- Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Ensign William Sterling, . from the 29th oot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sheares, promoted. • sst keguTtent of Dragoons, Hospital-Mate W illiartt Langman, tc be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M'Kenzie, prOmoted in the 39th Foot. 1.311 i Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant William S. Smith, from the zd Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Arnold, who exchanges. ph DittO, Francis Fowke, Gent, lobe Cornet, by purchase, .vice Parris, appointed to the 57th Foot. 20th Ditto, Lieutenant Richara Mr Cane to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Barker, who retires. Hit Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain • Elliott, 7from.tivc 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzroy Stan hope, who exchanges. Godfrey John Kneller, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Streatfield, promoted. Coldstrearri Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign George Bowles to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ' vice Dickenson, retires. 4fit Rjgirnent of Foot, Ensign John, Clark to be Lieutenant, :by purchase, vice Kirwmn, promoted. William Lonstlale, Gent. to be Et:Agit without purchase, vice Clark sth Ditto, Lieutenant Michael Doyle to be Captain ofa Com- - 'pithy, by purchase, vice Lockj'er, who retires. 6th Ditto, Hospital-Mate William Tribe to be Assistant- Suqr, Jo, vice Keating, promoted.. 14th Ditto, Captain Charles Mq..; tegpr. from the'sd Garri, son Battalion, to be Captain of a Company; vice Fawcett, who exchanges. Lieutenant George i,tonebridge, from. the 4th Garrison ~, ttalion, to.be Lieutenant, vice '.l.ellowes, .who exchani,es. . _ ist Ditto, Geotiemin Cadet John Watts, from the Royal Itlikary College, to be Second Lieutenant, without pur chase, viceFerrier, promoted. _ . 16111 Ditto, Enst..:n john Grimshaw to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Smith, promoted. aStli Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas English to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lientenant Henry W. Farr, from the 11th Foot, to be ditto. " To be Lieutenants without ptirehase, Ensign Mathew Kelly, Ensign Samuel Moore, Ensign john Coen, Ensign Charles, Carruthers. To'be EnSigns, Williamßagnett, Gent. vice Kelly: Robert M'Donnell, Gent. vice. Moore. George Ingram, Get: , vice Coen. George IL Hobart, :,et. vice Catruthent, 4-lenry Hutton, Gent, John Clark, Gent. 34th Ditto, Captain Walter Hovendon to he Major, by pur chase, vice Terre vest, who' retires. Lieutenant Timothy Davies to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Movendon. Ensign Trist.im Squires, front the 56th root, to be Lieutenant by purchase. EnSi6., I obn Elgie, from the g;th Foot, to be Lieutenant by purchase. 39th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon J. :\l'Kenzie, from the ist Dragoons, to be Surgeou, vice Kidd, deceased. 48th Ditto, Captain the Honourable F. H. R. Stanhope, from the tat toot Guards,- to be Captain of a Company, vice Elliot, who exchanges. Lnsign Lames Black to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Young, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoo4. Thomas Rothwell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Black. Sad Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Henry Jack son, vice Macdonald, deceased. Ensign W t:liain Monins, vice Dundas, appointed' to the ist Dragoons. Ensign Douglas I. Hamilton, vice Laye, appointed to the 4th West India Regiment. To be Ftisigns,•Gentleinan Cadet William Hay, from the Royal Military College, vice Jackson. Robert Smith, Gent. vice Monins. David Walker, Gent. vice Hannl ton,. • 58th Ditto, D. Barry, Gent. to he Assistant-Surgeon. 6oth Ditto, Surge• n John Bennett, from the 7,111 Foot, to be . Surgeon, vice Collier, who excharigrs. Hospital-Mate David Preston to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Duinoulin, promoted in the 97th Foot. 6ad Ditto, !Brevet Major John Goodridge to bo Major, with. out purchase, vice Ashworth, promoted. Lieutenant Wil liam Johnstone to be Captain of -a Company, vice Good 'ridge. Ensign Frederiirk Spiller to be Lieutenant, vice Johnstone. William Donde, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Spiller. 6 4th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Thomas to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Lieutenant T. Harrison to be Adju tant, vice WC:loin, deceated. _ 66th Ditto, Ensign - Charles Jainis Fox to b: Lieutenant, vice Dudgeon, deceased.—Ensign R. H. Reard on, from the Std Foot, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Ellis pro moted.— John Garstin, Gent. .to be Ensign, vice Fol. `69511 Ditto, Ensign Edward Sprowletobe Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Graham superseded.—W. E. Ellis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sprowle. Seth Ditto, Surgeon C. Collier, from the 6oth Foot to b; Sur geoti, vice Bennett who exchanges. 79th Ditto, Richard Brittain, Esq. Lieutenant from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, vice . Moffirtt, appointed tothe tit Battalion. Sad Ditto, Edward Hooper, 'Gent. to •be Ensign, with , outpurchase, vice Reardon promoted in the 66th Foot: 8311 Ditto, Ensign I. 13 Tresilian, to be Lieutenant, vice Wood, deceased., William Wiley, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Tresilian. 89th Ditto, Captain John Grant, from the 56th Foot, •to be Major, without purchase, vice Morrison, promoted in the ist West India Regi. - 1 cut. 97th Ditto, Assistant. Surgeon 1. Dumoulin, from the 6oth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice 13eatliaitt,mpromoted on .the Stall'. toist Ditto. Joseph Lindsay Blake, Gent, to . be Ensign, by purchase; vice Roche'ori prourited. - 4th West India Regiment, Lieutenant Thomas I N aye, from the 52(1 Foot, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vis 6 Johnston, promoted in the Royal York Rangers. Royal African Corps, Ensign Oswald Pilling to be Lieuten ant; without purchase.-- Ensio George Christie to be Lieutenant, without purchase.---Volunteer John Match am Isaac to be Ensign, vice Pilling,--V; A. Chisitulin, Gent. fo be ditto, vice Christie. ad Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant John Harris Arnold, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Captain D. King Fawcett, from - 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice 11.1• Gregor, who.ex changes. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant W. I'. Fellowes,'from the 14th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Stoimebridge, who exchanges. f li t Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain, David Bruce, from the Royal, to be Captain Oa Coinpanyoice Watt, appointed to the gth Royal Veteran, Battalion. 6tia Ditto, Serjeant-Major David Crooks to be Ensign, vice Siithet land, appointed to the tst Royal Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto, Serjeant Samuel R.agg, from the tst Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vice Robinson, promoted. orli Ditto, Captain Alexander Watt, from the Ist Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Captain ola.Couipany, vice AV Cro. decelied. Nova Scotia Fencibles, Lieutenant John Moore to be Cap tain of a Company, vice C rookes, appointed to the ad Royal Veteran Battalion. STAFF. Tobe Paymaster oft Recruiting Distri& in Ireland— James N. Frood, Esq. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surgeon to the Forces—Surgeon Richard Beacham, from the 97th Foot, vice Lindesay, deceased. To be Hospital-Mates tor .General Service—lames French, Cent. Charles Rat*bogs, Cent. —Tat:l6 ley, Celit. K. Lanibe,(lent: pines lcobson,G - uht. Matthew rataitit. Gent. - MEMON:ASIDT.:M. Paymaster Hinton, of the 4th West filclia' Regiment, i 3 superseded, being absent ‘vithout leave. The Promotion of Ensign Booth, of the 53d Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 6th lune last, has not taken place. EIRIATA in the Gazettes of ~ ,he t2th September and 6th lanuary• For Richmond Rose, tent. to be a Deputy Barrack- Mas ter in Great Britain, read Richmond Robe, Cent. to be an Ashist,int- Barrack -Master in Great Britain. For Assistant-Surgeon Edward Laisne to• he Surgeon to the Forces, &c. read Assistant-Surgeon CMIStAII Lille olin Laisne to be Surgeon to the Forces,. &c. Co4nnissiokis in the Royal London Regiments of Militia, signed by his Miijesty's Commissioners of Lieutenantcy for the said City. East Regiment. To be Lientenant-Colouel —Major John North Boyden, vice Hunter, appointed Colonel of the West Regithesit. " To be Lieutenant—Ensign Ecl‘yattl F.. T. fortune,vice Mor gan, resigned: West Regiment. • To be t olonel—Lieutenant- Colonel Claudius StePlienl-itin ter (Alderman), trout the East Regiment, vice Newnhain, deceaSed. To be Lieutenant-Crionel.... Joshua_ Jonathan Smith, Esq. .and Alderman, vu...e Wigan, resigned. .To . be Ensign—John Ward, Cent, vice Price, resigned. Commissions in the East Denbigh Local Militia, signed 1 1:?y , the Lord Lieutenant. To be Major—•lohn Edgeworth, Esq. • "f obe Captains-. Edward Llo)d Rowland, Esq. Thomas -Pettson, sen. Esq. • To be Lieuteitanis...-RichAl Briscqt r Gent. ' son, jun.' Cent. To be Ensign—William Griffiths, Gept. .Commiision in the Sandown Castle Volunteer Artillery, . 'signed by the Lord Warden of the Ciiiquc Ports. To be Lieutenant.. T h omas Lanib er t, Ce n t. &o. sr-, 1 • Clozvn.OSlcr, FO. 3, aro. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE' IN THIS PRESENT • PARLIAMENT. Borough of Dunwich. -Snowdon ilarnc, Esq. Borough of Newport—The Right Honourable Lord Viscount Palmerston. Borough and Parisliof Buck ingliarr—The Honourable George Grenville, commonly called lord George G relivi I lc, in the room of the Right Hon. Thomas Grenvil;e, who has ac cepte&the .Chittern Huncircds. Borough ot• Tiverton—The Right Hon. Richard Ryder, •of Great George-gtcter, hi the City of Westminster. 84NKRUP.4 S. fames Clowes, of Birmingham, jeweller, to surrender. Feb. 13, 14, and March i 7; at cloven, at . the Swan Inn; Bir mingham. Attornies, MeSsrs. Baxters and Alartin, Fur. nival's Inn,. London; er Mr. Robert:Webb High-street, Birming • harn. -*- • Francis Robinson, of Bordesley,. Aston, near Birmingham, boot and shoemaker. Feb. 13, 14, and Nlarch r9,at eleven, at the S wan 1 nn, Birmingham. A t tonn es, Messrs: ' Bax ters and Martin, Furnivat's-Inn, London; Robert Webb, High-street, Birmieghm. fames Linz:dell, late of Southampton, porter and ale mer oliant,.Feb. 9, at two, lo t at eleven, and March 17, at `.two, at the Swan Inn; Roursey. Arturnies, blessrs. Da man and Warner, Romsq. William King, of Newport, Isle of Wight, miller, Feb. 20, at two, 21, at .eleven, and March 57, at one, at the Green Drakon Inn, Newport. . Attorney, Mr. Griffiths, New port. Thomas grouse of Pickett -street, Middlesex, linen-draper, Feb. 13, 17, and ,March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. A.tior ney, Mr. Samuel White Sweet, King's • Bench-walk, Temple. Thomas Sunnocks, of Ratcliff- highway, .Middlesex, car penter, Feb. to, at one, 17 ' and March 17, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Hughes; ChriStehurch-passage, Newgste.street. Joh Ovallis, of Croydon, Surrey, tailor, Feb. 6, at one, 20, And March 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street. Thomas Nicholls the younger, of Bradford,Wiltshire, linen_ draper, Feb. 6,7, and Alamll 17, at eleven, at the white Lion Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol; or Mess's. fenkins, lames, and Abbott, New lin', London. William Preston, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, Feb. 12, at, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds, and March 17, at four, . at the Black Swan, York. Auornies, ivlessrs. Upton, Nicholson, and Herniningway, Leeds ; or Messrs. fames Lanibert and Son, Hatton-Garden, London. Nathaniel Barber, of Cursitor-street, Middlesex, stationer, Feb. zo, 17, anti'March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Bennet, Dean's-curt, Doctors'. Commons, London. James-Wilkes, of St. lames's-street, Westminster, gunmaker, Feb. to, 17, and March t 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Parry, Charlotte -street, Portland place. 101111 Taylor, of Great Tower-street, London, woollen_ draper, Feb. 17, awl March 17, atone, at Guildhall. At. torney, Mr. "foultnin, Alderinanbury. Frederick Dore, late of lligh.street, Southmark, Surrey, upholder, Fen. to, 57, and March t 7, at twelve, at Guilu hall, London. Attorney, Itfir. Pease, Salisbury-square, • London. , . William Thomas Pass and Jacob Bailey, of Dockhead, Her. mondsey, Surrey, brewers, Feb. to, at one, 17; and March 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. `Lee, Three Crown Court. Southwark. John Gregory Ashley, Gloucester-terrace,Commercial-road, Middlesex, merchant, Feb. 10, th . and March, at one, at - Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild, jun. Castle-stteet, Fal con-square. john Babb, of Leadenhall-street, London, wholesale hosier, Feb. 6, 17, and• March t 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. tornies, Messrs. Collins and Waller, SOUL sqUare. john Brown, late of Long-late, Bermondsey, Surrey, tanner, Feb. to, 17, and March" 17, at one, at Guildhall, London, Artornics, Messrs. Gale and Sun, Bedford-Street, Bed ford-row. DIFIDENDS. Nfarch to. Joseph Shples Smith, of Liverpool, shoemaker, at ten s at Guildhall Loodun. March 8. Richard Pafice, of Little lipinpston, Devonshire, coal-merdiant, at twelve, at Gutitlttail. Ft*. 2.. h. 'Richard Loa:, of Long-acre, Aliddie&ex; ironmonger atid'bfazier, twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 22. l'osepit Horton, of Cock-hill, Shadvvell, Middle sex, cheesemonger, at ten, at Feb. t 2. Samuel — So - us/Tall and jcinathan Drakelurd, of 13ir. factbrs, . at eleven, at the Shakspeare Ta veto Birmingham. March 5. 'flionrias Stone, now or late of Wilton, Bridstow, licrerorilshire, corn-tat:tor, at eleven, at the Kurr►zner Tavcrn, Bristol. __ Feb. 24. Richard Hodson, Willison, no►v or late of Wake field, Yorkshire, factor, at twelve, at the 131ue Bell Inn, teiceater. Feb. 24. Su Matthew l3loxam, of Graccchurch-street, London, bankei, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 73, '(;, ' ;ulio southcombe, of Bristol, cheese and butter a: cleveii, at the Rummer Tavern Bristol. , March ro. Uavid Luwes awl lohn Henry ktigg, of Hart. btreer, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, rectifiers, at ten, at Feb. to. lose.pli (ones, of Wood -street, Cheapside. London, Leghorta-hat-warehuuseman, at one, at Guildhall. March 3. Thomas Adams, of High- street;Southwark,Surrey, intihuider, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Match 3. john Salter, of Bermondsey New-road, Surrey, carpenter, at one, at C uildhall, London. March 3. William Easton and Robert Easton, jun. of Buck— lersbury, London, warehousemen,, at twelve, at Guild hall. March to. Edward Wilson, of St. janies's-street, Middlesex, hatter, at ten, at Guildhall. 11 , 1 arch 3. John Taylor,-of Brown's-lane, SpitaL:fields, Mid dlesex, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall. March r. Alexander Macauley,; c 4 'London, merchant and mariner, at ten, at Guildhall, March 3., Benjamin Lomnitz and Wolff Risson, ,of Fen— eliureli.strcet, London, merchants, at twelve,. at Guild. hall. Feb. 27. Thomas Goss, of Hackney.road, Middleiex, apo tl,:cary, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 27. 13arnabas Batterbee, ut:,King's Lynn, Norfolk, ha. berbasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 27:• John Jackson, of Farnham, Surrey, surgeon and LONDON t Printtd by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street; am At the SuN-Or.Fick, No. it 12, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders 1 apothecary, St. -.6wi:hites-laxe, Cairn jil. ktfeet, Londett, merchant March 10. Elias litttnends, - of* - IVionu men t- y a rd, Toncith:i; - - 'sine and braady-lnerehant. Feb. 26. • Bonn Annan; of Darlington, Durham, money. ‘ scrivener, at twelve, ar Guildhall, London. Feh. 26. Michael Jacob, of Berner-street, Commercial - road, Middlesex, wholesale dealer in lor.ign - and'spintuVus liquors, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 19. kVilliarn Dingle ' of Exeter, flour-merchant, at eleven, at the Globe lnn, Exeter. Mach 13. Albert De la Cour, of New Lisle-street, Lei cester-square, and of l'a/1-Mall, Middlesex, jeweller, At _ ten, at Guildhall, London. March to. lames Young, of Queen-street, LondOn, mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. . . Feb. 27. %Valiant Fouler, of Distaff: lane, London, wine . ineri.hant, at eleven; at Guildhall., • March z. Peter Jackson, of Manchester, smallware•ruann- Maurer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. 'Bowers, ,of 26. Nathaniel Ward Bowers and William Bower, ,of Cannon-street, London, comb-makers, at twelve, at Guildhall. C.'ERTIFIC4TES. William ilohnes, of Rushall, Staffordshire, Feb - . 24. maltster. TM/Inas Gui Hod, of Craven-street, Strand, Middlesex, wine ' merchant. John Napier, late of Bucklcrsbury, London, merchant. 'Thomas (..ar.mer, of Shureditch, Middlesex, haberdasher. john Slee Isaacson, late or the New-road, Wellclose-square, Sr. George's in time East, Middlesex, money-scrivener. joint Pain, of P Surrey, bricklayer. lames Ainsworth, at Net' Sleatord, Lincolnshire, mercer. Thomas Brodbelt, of Volta!!-le-Moors, Lancashire, muslin :ad cot ton . man ta etu ter. John Malt, of lerni)n-street, St. James's, Misldle4ex, tualler. Benjamin Barratt, late of Bath, but now of Entry-hill, Lyn cumbe and Widcumbe, Somerset, butcher. David ll.mr:iie, of Russia-row, Milk-street, Cheapside, Lon dun,.aoci of West:square; Surrey, warehouseman. • ' PAkIIV.I.O<3IIII'S ,DISJOLPtL). Collett, W. Rickford, and E. Barons, Heutcl Hempstead; bankers. I. abct F, f ergtison, SbuthWark, hop-factors; • H. joHnson and I. Todd, Berwick-upon-Tweed,_grocers. W. Jones, C; -Pricoard; and_Hugh Ley, Mount. street, Gros vei,or. square, apothecaries. I. Ratiii)und and" f. Brocklehurst, Macclesfield, silk-throw 4ic:rS. . E pc,ghton and W. S. Deiiliton, Long-lane, tallow.chand ler. T. Cobb and j. Hicks, Newgate-street, tea-dealers. lacksOn; and N.-Holmes, Bear -garden, Bank - side, anchor-siniths. .. • • • D. May and F. Noble,' LoMbard-street, bill-bfokers. H. Loe and I Walker, Slieffurd, liedrordslirre, wine-mer chants. W. Masters and ,T...H4ger, Potton,. Pedfordshire; straw.- plat-dealers. T. and T. Richardsbn, Weymouth, state:merchants. h. C. Smith, 1. Smith, T.• Smith, and T. Pouley,St.Mar. garet's.:hill, Southwark, ho,iers. PRICE OF SATU Hanoi Stock, • Navl•; per Cent. 9gll ' I risli . 5' per Cent. , 4 pet . Cent. 831 84 3 pet Cent. ken. 681/ 3 pet ent. Con. 67 i Ball: L. Ann. i 8 7-16ths Ptblished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molten, street, Gtervehor quart. for the Paper, Letters for the' Editor, &c. (post-poia), mast }re addressed POLICE. Bove-SKEET.—On Friday evening 2VeedleChanz terlain, alias Harvey, alias Sinith, was brought . by Atkins and Lavender before Mr. NARES i the sitting Magistrate, charged on suspicii,n of having commit ted divers acts of swindling, fraud, and f limy. We. understand he has travelled in a post-:chaseand„four - , assuming the charsaer of a Messenger, and -by that means obtained money and.property,. Last. summer he went to the shop of Mr. Wirgman, "a silversmith, in Saint James's-street, andrepresented lnmself as a particular friend of the . Duchess of Bedford,. and he was recommended 'by 'her Grace to him, parti, cularly for a liehnvt ornament for the head, similar to one her Grace bad of Mr. Wirgman, and he de.• scribed the ornament so particularly . , that Mr. Wirt •man had not the least doubt of his being reCom mended by her Grace, and let,him have a simitar ornament, and a diamond ring, amounting to 4001. He in ,a short time afer cold the ring, and cut ntf for Edinburgh, supposed - for the purpose of selling the ornament. He went by Carlisle, whew he ut tered a forged draft, which was soon after discover ed—he was putsned and taken, and - by that means Mr. Wirgrnan got his valuable ornament back.—He was tried at the Summer Assizes at Carlisk fur the draft, and was acquitted. David Davis, jeweller of Jertnyn-street, said, that on Saturday, the 29th ult the prisoner came to his shop, and said that .he would take the goods he had a few days previous looked at, consisting of several diamond zings, a gold . watch and chain, an enamelled - watch, and several gold pins, for which they agreed . for a certain sun ; they were all to be made com plete! by the Monday following, when they were to be taken to \Vidpole-street, where the prisoner said he lived, and he was. to pay ready money 3 the pri soner was to pay '261. for a brooch, and 141. for a ring, which the prisoner requested the prosecutor to 'alow him to take home with him., and he would pay him for the whole on Monday, when'the order was :completed, if he made up his mind to keep them, which the prosecutor agreed to : on the Mo nday following the prosecutor went to No. 1 t, Wim pole-street, the . house where the prisoner said h e, resided; but. was informed no such .personas Mr. Harvey. .resided there, the name the prisoner had . assurneo. Denis Davis, the nephew and assistant - of the pro secutor said, that on Wednesday-the .24th_ult. the prisoner called at his shop, and told him he called by t he, appointment of his uncle, to look at some jewel lery. He in consequence sheaved him a variety of articles,'particularly a-pair of diamond ear-rings.-- , Tney agreed for the, prices, and the prisoner sAid, he would call the following day to see his,uncle, and look out some More. articles. The"prisOner 'said hi's name was-Harvey, and lived in Wimpole-street.— The prisoner cal!ed the next day, and looked oitt; and agreed 'for articles to 'the amount of 2501., and said tie would cad the next day to see hiS uncle, Which he accordingly did; and' saw his uncle, and then looked over the articles .he had selealed out, .and some loose, diamends,, and desired them' to be sent on the Monday following to No. i it, Wim pole•streei, except the brooch and ring, which be ff took with him, and-observed, as he was leaving the shop, he hoped his. uncle 'would not be offended if he did not keep them ; he took the remainder of the articles home, - as described by the prisoner, to No.. 1 t, Wimpole-street, but found he did not reside there, the house being occupied by Dr. Heath. Joseph E ltowes, a journeyman of Mr. Bartram, of Princes-street, Soho, paWnbroker, said, that 'ozi. the 26th of last month, the prisoner pledged a sap phire brilliant brooch, and a gold diamond ring for 201. the prisoner then said his name was Smith, and lived'in Wimpole-street. 'he brooch and ring were identified by the prosecutor to be those the prisoner ' obtained, frorndds shop. Denham Barons, of Watford, Esq. said, that on the 18th day of last O&ober the prisoner came to hiin at his Hankiag-house, at St. Albans, and offered him a draft to'be discounted, dated Cheltenham the 12tt.i.061uber, 1809, for prat - porting to be Ponsonby, In favour of, Thomas p - Ving, Esq. or ordei ; on Messrs. Coons and Co. 'in the Strand,' and indorsed, ThOrnas Irving, and Mathew Martin, aiid that die name, Needle Cham berlain, was also indorsed on the draft, and which the prisoner acknowledged; to be his name and writ ing ; he said he resided in Hare-co - nit, in the Tem ple. In consequence of this representation, - he gave , the prisoner, to ,the amount of 271. 10s, in notes.of his own Bank, a bill on Barclay and Co.. bankers', I_,- , ndon, and 201. at two months alter date, and the • o.l Lialtrifig 701. was, by desire of the prisoner, to be pa . id to a Airs. Rawlins, 'of Hertford, who, the pri= Boner said, would apply for it. Williaiit Thomas, clerk to Messrs. Coutts, that on looking at. the ch.aft, purportlig to be drawd by William Ponsonby„ on their house, it appeared that the name was not the hand-writing of the Hon; William Ponsonby, the: son of the Earl of I3esbo= tough; ' ho . keeps cash at their house ; and in fa&. he Understood Mr. Poilsonby was in Spain .at thet time the draft Ayes dra...%n. William Charlton, the principal ' , cashier in the house of Messrs Contts, said the draft was preSent-i'- ed to hiM for payment as he unclerStood, from the house of Messrs. Thcnpe, Collett, aad C 0..; he re fused payment of it, suspeaing it 'not to be the hand-writing of the :Hon. William Ponsonby, who . keeps cash at their lic:u•se;.-th t •y havin g no other cull- • cern with any otlic.r William Ponsonby. After wards he wrote tot he Earl of .Besborough, the fa- • titer of the Hop. William Ponsonby, informing him of the circutnstano4 and received for answer from the Noble Earl, that it could not be his sort, as he • . Was then with the trmy in Spain. The•prisoner was fully CoMmitted for trial upon • these charges, and for further examination upon other charges. MAI4SION-HOUISE.—Oh Friday a very respeetable . looking young man was brought befige the Lord Mayor, charged by a publican near Bishopsgate r Church-yard, having attempted to hang hint himself in a stable-yard hehitidliis house. Being a • foreigner,,he cocild scarce give any account 'why lie attempted so ras It an eel.: by- the assistance, of an interpreter, hoW ever, and the little broken English he could speak, it was .discovered he was a Portu-' guese, and*had:left his parents without their con sent. e7 .11 1-11a t en e 'c L av l e d ° A bi l oa ay d tl o ch r ti.st or ici d i e n'u r l e rl d 'lm.rY l i i .s i e m r"a.i t it' o lhe- b a e an' t dS a l k )da e en n sit's t i c i : - an eating-houl a to re ce i ve • proper nour i s h me n t, an d then, to be taloen to theTortuguese Ambassador. , • As. Mr. Ki by; the landlord of :the Marquis of Granby, publi c-house, at Leicester, was. an:using' himself on tilt.: morning of Friday week, in sparring with a relativt after having pasSed the night in,con viviality with a party of his friends, .he received all unfortunate - b low in the mouth at' pit of the .- stn.: mach. He +went to the outer door for the benefit Of theair, ht it had scarcely reached it when ha fell dOwn; and in stantly expired. 'Saturday n; fiernoun a fire broke out in a carpenter's .yard near the Wapping Docks, which destroyed all on the premi ses, and two adjoining houses. A few di ,ys. ago, as Mr. Bruham; engineer to Messrs. Gorr )dwiiii's brewery, in EaSt . Sniithfielt', \v-as oiling 1.1 ie steam-eugine he made a false step, when t.ts tbligh was caught in the cogs of the when, and torn fro in his body. His cries soon brAught *as sistance bt it so dreadfully was he lacerated that oil being extticiated and taken - to 1)16 hospital, he sur- vived his rei noval only a few hour. S 111 P NAIn . • GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY 2. Sailed —the • Lark, Raven, for Gibraltar ; Canada, AndeT. son, tor the Cape at Coed Hope; Wildman, Dent, Williatit Dent, and Jupiter, Martin, for Jamaica ; Mentor, Wood, for S r. Thomas's ; and the Minerra, jardirer,. for Oporto. BIRTHS. • On' he 27 th ult. the Lady of the Hon. Richard ritzgcrnid Kink, of a )on: On Frichil at Waddon, •in Surrey, the Lady of John liil lersdon, Ei q. of a Daughter. In York. place, Portman square, the Lady of John 112r ward Jessup," Esq. ora Son and Heir. M4RRIED. On the t st inst. John Bar.,ker, Esq. Deputy Storekeeper.. General, tty Emilia Charlotte, sixth daughter of I'iniotliy Davis, list 1, pt Trinity-square. Om Thu rsday, at St. Mary-le-bonne, Mr. Joseph Backler, of - Newmat ~.street, in Miss Cowie, of Falcon-square. On the 3 (1. inst. at St George's Church, Hanover-square, fames Mat sh Weldon, of Kentish Town, to Miss Oli phant,' onl y daughter of Lancelot Oliphant, Esq. late .of Itonfield I.octge, Cumberland, deceased. DIED. On the tst inst. at her house in Frith-street, in the 3ith year of hi h- age, Mrs. Ann Cullan, snicerely regretter by a respeaable circle of friends. • • The same day, in his 76th year. James Moore, Esq. of Blackheat h. • In Lorti lon-street, Fitzroy-square, at the house of flay ti t Sutherlarcl, Esq. (her father-in-law), in the 24th year or her age, A liss Boeteteur, only daughter of the late, Ilecry Boetefenr, Esq. ,of Billiter-square. On Thu rsday"last, at Margate. in the 58th year of her are, : - Ann, of Jacob Sawkins, Esq. relict of James Brown, Esq. of t he same place, and daughter and sole heiress, of . 'Captain David Turner, formerly_or Nash Court, iu the Isle of Thane% . On the 26th ult, at Shrewsbury, Mrs. Thomas, relic:la the late William Thoinas, Captain in his Majesty's Navy. The same day, at his seat at Weston-kiouse, near Sid mouth, Oeven, John Stuckey, 11. cf. at the advanced age or 9;. • On !lit 29th ult. at Sidrnoutli, Devon, of a consompflon,, Eliza, the wile orßrikade- Major. c.; rgye, aged 3 L years. On the'2.7th Wt.. Mrs. Catherine'Penton, relict of the lam' George !Penton, .Esq. of Hornsey-lane, Highgate, aged If" years. _ On Wednesday evening last, aged 19, Frances, Diana, daughtor of Francis [Akins, Esq of Wollaston-House, •in the Cou,nty of Northanipton. • On Saturclay last, Jeremiah Watkins, Esq. of Cliaring cross, tine of His ►ll3jesty's justices of the Peace for ;he COuiny of Middleseic. On i:•unday, Mr. Robert Mitdred, Stock-brokef. Latc:ly, Mr. Kinnard, Apothecary, at Chelsea : At tine advi3nceri age of 8.4 Mrs.. 144:retia Elizabeth Phi- ielid of Griffith Philipps, Vsy. of Cumguilly, in tiler Co.ni.y of Carmarthen, and "Nternber for that Town. . 1:O(: KS DAY. India Stock, IS7 India• Bonds, top. i3s. pr. li:xclieq. Bills, gs. is. pr. Imperial Ann. 7 3.06th5 . i., Cox. fo r 2 2 th Inst. 681. new till T. begi; Q. Drai ree : tindi ZertZ Curt! Lt a Calk Price lip Offic privy Th o 40Xrnz 4 g4in turth, The Thy View, ARC tonse Acacit Fet stain 6 th at th lothc S tains 4,e9( iii 4j f. 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